News

January 12, 2024

• Announcing the Eighth Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend

• Optim Health System Welcomes Interventional Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Michael Appeadu, to Serve Swainsboro Community

• Hinesville Unemployment Rate Drops Heading into the New Year

• Governor: State Will Address Tort Reform One Step at a Time

• New Rural Workforce Housing Grants Announced

• Credit Crisis: Georgia Among Worst States for Personal Debt

• House Speaker Burns Calls for More Changes to State Election Laws

• Aflac: Workforce Retention on the Line as Employers Battle Employee Burnout

• Unemployment Drops Heading into the New Year Across All of Georgia's Regional Commissions

• Traffic: It’s Only Going To Get Worse

• New COO named at ACE - Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs

• As US Boards Address More Topics, Companies Increasingly Rely on External Education Programs

• U.S. Department of Education Announces Over 1 Million 2024-2025 FAFSA Forms Successfully

• Survey Finds Data Governance and Security are Top Priorities for 2024, Ahead of AI

January 11, 2024

• Board Approves New Long-range Facilities Plan that Will Move Some Savannah-Chatham Students

• Memorial Health Announces New Chief Financial Officer

• 7th annual Savannah Autism Conference Announced

• Study Reveals Savannah Arts Have Major Economic Impact

• Savannah's Boat Parade of Lights Raises $10,000 for Greenbriar Children's Center

• Hospice Savannah Honored with Best of Georgia Award by the Georgia Business Journal

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Welcomes Experienced Realtor Suzanne Curry

• Georgia Southern earns National Park Service contract for Andersonville National Historic Site

• Atlanta Braves Minor League Affiliate Mississippi Braves to Relocate to Georgia in 2025

• Sports Gambling Creeps Forward Again in Georgia, but Prospects for Success Remain Cloudy

• Georgia CASA Launches Campaign to Recruit 1,000 New Volunteer Advocates

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